MV / WM — ᨓᨆ

Token 0xA1BEe1daE9Af77dAC73aA0459eD63b4D93fC6d29 · deployed by Maria #2 at block 18216969 (2023-09-03) [chain]. No verified source is published on blockscout and none was recovered — mechanics below are [chain] (selector-level) plus [src-decompiled] where a heimdall-rs decompilation exists as a non-normative research aid (download: decompiled source); decompile readings are always cross-checked onchain before stating them here. Deep-dive per the tier criterion — the universal creation payment.

Mechanics [chain]

• ERC20 + Burnable + Ownable; the Ownable mint path was renounced two days after deploy (block 18235512).
• Supply is not frozen: the public function Rho() (selector 0xa4566950) still mints — see the split decode below.
• Burn-by-distribution: the dead address 0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dead has accumulated ≈66% of the ≈2.01B supply (1.34B MV at the dead sink at the driest point of the curve) — MV’s dominant sink is distribution to a dead address rather than ERC20 burn(). Drip bursts occurred in 2023 and again around block 26.0M (2026) (onchain event decode + the daily supply curve).
• Daily supply has been flat at 2.0129B since 2026-08-02 [chain].

Rho() — the six-leg permissionless mint, decoded [src-decompiled + chain]

Rho() is permissionless (no gate on the caller) and has no cap constant anywhere in the bytecode — every call mints a fixed six-leg schedule. The decode below is the heimdall reading cross-checked against an onchain window of 8,400 mints (blocks 27,243,800–27,247,267); per call:

recipient	amount per call	note
0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD	4.0 MV	dead sink
0x7a20189B297343CF26d8548764b04891f37F3414 (Maria #2)	1.0 MV	deployer
0x046eB71EB92E3eD2534d005ab4436B4b8dB24DFa	8¹⁸ wei ≈ 0.018014 MV	numerology dust
0x9abF7504162E5ca517D50A16E8aDdCB10115Aab	7¹⁸ wei ≈ 0.0016284 MV	numerology dust
0x7ae04eD7f1082d8AA1c19893E9eC4039a666C02C	5¹⁸ wei ≈ 0.0000038 MV	numerology dust
msg.sender	1.0 MV	caller leg

• Total 6.0185 MV per call; the dead address takes 66.46% per call — the burn-by-distribution sink above is this function’s dominant leg.
• The three dust legs are computed, not embedded: base^decimals (8¹⁸ / 7¹⁸ / 5¹⁸ wei).
• Liveness [chain]: no call since block 27,420,067 (2026-08-02) — dormant only because nobody calls it. The function reverts only on the zero-caller leg; it remains callable by any EOA today, and each call would pay out 5.0185 MV to the fixed parties plus 1 MV to the caller.
• Caller history [chain]: Maria #2 herself (2023); a third-party EOA fleet during the block-26M burst era (each farming the 1 MV caller leg); 0xdd498016bc1f12878d59acf2a08b3a262cb638d0 in the 2026-07 window.

Role — the fee asset of every factory generation [chain]

New(...) in every minter generation (V1–V4 and all bureau variants) charges InitialMint of MV via WMContract.transferFrom before creating a child — byte-verified against every deployed factory plus the reconstructed V1 head [src] (the parent token is never charged at creation; mint() is paid in parent). Consequences, all event-verified:

• 165,725,342.80 MV accrued to the eight minters across 3,209 payments (blocks 22,303,912 → 27,039,598 at scan tip) — ≈8.2% of supply.
• The minters hold everything they accrued: per-minter event totals reconcile with custody balances exactly (delta 0) — bytecode analysis proved no minter has any outflow path, so the dev’s fee base is unswept and unsweepable [src,chain].
• Top payer: Maria #1 herself, ≈50% of all payments — the system’s “fees” were substantially self-funded during the construction eras.

See the multipliers page for what New costs at creation time and the economics summary bundles for the machine-readable curves. Book depth: 218.2M WPLS anchored, 540/542 pairs live [chain].